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I think he was more saying that fun was subjective, but balance is not. E: Hrm, I can see what you're saying about fun being objective in the sense that it can be defined in generalized terms... But, it's still subjective when it comes down to what that means to each person.

As a note, you should be able to use /tc warp playername set 0 to remove sticky warp, as it is the default parameter.

Mob spawners themselves will normally need you within 16 blocks of them, even if chunk loaded, though I believe you can get around that by putting cursed earth beneath the spawner block itself (don't quote me on that, it was in a Direwolf forgecraft episode).

-.- wot I'm not even going to try to give suggestions to mDyio anymore.

Reddit post on the matter. There was only one classfile that needed the fix, and while it was fixed in later versions of 1.7.10 forge, someone made their own modified classfile to be able to patch it manually in 1.6.4 forge (see link).

O.O To be fair I haven't tried automating it since 1.6, but even if you place 1 iron in each slot manually it won't insert into the other slots? Also very strange that EnderIO isn't inserting even to the first one.

I've had EnderIO putting iron into the top just fine.

Once you set the recipe by putting 1 iron in each slot, automation can insert into the other slots, but that's as automated as you can get with it. If you have trouble getting the iron in each slot fast enough you can just take out one of the side ingredients first.

Haven't tried it, but you should be able to maybe use a Friction Boiler to turn the shaft power to steam for use in a Railcraft Steam Turbine. I'm not sure of the specifics of the Friction Boiler though, it might not be as efficient of a conversion as RF is.

You need both. It is 80 RF/t no matter what you put in it, BUT if it runs out of one of the fuels, in your example the blaze powder will run out first, then it will just not be able to produce any more power until more is put in. So if you only put one fuel in and one bucket of reactant, then...

TE Dynamos all output at 80 RF/t. The different values for each of the components just determines how long each of them lasts. So a Blaze Powder will last for 640k RF. At 80 RF/t that means it lasts for 8000 ticks. And at 20 ticks per second it will last for 400 seconds before needing...

Though given those are pushing the limits of Big Reactors, whereas 1.5M RF/t is the equivalent of a single HP Reactorcraft turbine which can easily be achieved with a small to medium-ish reactor...

Ok now I'm the one being dense. I'd figured out using the clutches with a shaft junction, but how would you get a multidirectional clutch to switch inputs on redstone instead of outputs?

Ok thanks, I will need to get around to testing that when I next get to my minecraft pc... I think I'm out of dumb questions for now.

Ok so a new line of questions: Yes I know it works with nether portals, but does shaft power transfer through Mystcraft potals as well? I thought I had read a post about having to use the same coordinates in both dimensions but now I can't seem to find that.

Which leads me to think I'm missing something drastic Edit: Oh, was thinking yours were left running.

Right it's infinite input, but only outputing a fraction of that amount. It'll just stay full, no?

To be honest the only reason I use Magnetostatics are just as a transfer from my reactor. Now I noticed on your breeder thread a couple months ago that you had all your turbines going through one auroral battery. I'm sure I'm missing something, because if the battery itself is only outputting...

Ah then my mistake, I hadn't tested that in a long time, not since I updated Rotarycraft. Thanks.

Sorry you're right, I was confusing that error with another crash I was having. I believe it was "Already Decorating". (watch that also be unrelated).